“2010 is a wonderful opportunity to bring true value and excellence to consumers,” says Steve Hicks, P&G’s director of flavor and fragrance development global capability organization. Far from viewing the financial crisis as a threat, Hicks has identified several opportunities for fragrance companies to survive and thrive. He acknowledges that the last 18 months have been tough for the industry, and that a return to profitability and historical growth curves is paramount. And so, he asks, “How does this industry compete in the new world?”
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